Sorry to hear that! Get well soon!
The official jogging thread
Sushi
#284
Yes… although it is temporarily.
So let’s just paste it here for reference and then switch back to the real Sushi
Guga
#287
Yesterday I went for a walk at lunchtime. It was the first time since the injury. Slow walk, all in all around 5km, my leg was very tired but not in pain. I had some unease around the knee while lying in bed hours later but that’s it. It’s a good sign, I think. I’ll try again next week, depending on the weather.
Sushi
#288
I ran 5km in 23’45" today - a new personal record
again, because I had little time to run.
Guga
#289
You do your personal record again, a friend of mine sends me a recap of his spontaneous half marathon, and I’m here, sitting and eating like there’s no tomorrow 
it’s going to be a long 2019.
Gffp
#292
“Let the pessimism win!” 
I found myself remembering that motto of yours some times recently. It has some logic and effectiveness afterall.
As we say here: “The right is given to the fools” (in a dispute, to make it end).
https://forums.thimbleweedpark.com/t/italian-common-saying-in-english-for-fun/1724
Guga
#293
I finally have an appointment for an MRI.
However, the doctor had on his desk a printed sheet with written on it “running is the worst way of staying in shape”.
But I don’t do it to stay in shape, I do it for stress relief and fun, so I’m safe 
He also had a “most interesting man in the world” meme printed on another sheet, but I couldn’t read it.
Nor_Treblig
#295
IMHO it’s far, far worse for “getting in shape”:
Overweight, no muscles and joints not ready for all the stress… sounds bad.
Now thinking about it: Maybe it’s just the translation.
Or maybe “staying in shape” is just a nicer way (i.e. self-deception) of saying “getting in shape”?
diessoli
#296
Ah. A few centimeters of fresh snow and still snowing. Great weather for running - and mystifying your kids.
D.
